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>They are large cats, One has a lighter colored saddle on his belly!
>In the visitor 2.jpeg. I bet they woulda loved to interrogate the visitor.
Daisy is the little one, at 12 pounds. Floppy just had his wellness
Monday and came in at 19.8 pounds, the biggest, and he's finally gotten
rid of the excess weight and is now close to normal after finally being
switched to canned food.
Floppy gets very frustrated when cats come through the yard. Very
strange, as when we were in the apartment, he was cool with them. Now,
his aggression gets directed at me, and I have 20 pounds of cat
launching himself at me in a flying dropkick at my leg which ends with
all 4 sets of claws buried in my flesh.
Here's a picture of Dad, the day I finally trapped him after 2 years of
trying. Feral as all hell, the only thing I could to was TNR:
http://web.newsguy.com/equalizer/sam.jpg
Here's the original litter, 3 were placed in good homes, though I wish I
had them all, but I didn't think I'd ever be a homeowner:
http://web.newsguy.com/equalizer/litter.jpg
From the left -- Robocat, Bear (adopted), Munchkin (adopted), Floppy,
Tony (adopted), and Ivan the Terrible.
>That's really neat.
>Looks like they have a basement window to come and go as they want.
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>The enclosure is cool because it's simple, alot of bang for the bucks. Easy
>to mend or add on.
Good time to plug the company. I highly recommend this system for anyone
who can't let their cats out in relative safety. I'm also a Nazi as far
as other people's cats in my yard, and wouldn't expect anybody else to
put up with mine in theirs:
http://purrfectfence.com/
>Thanks for sharing the pics.
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>I wonder if cats and goats get along, hmmm lol
whitershadeofpale - 08 Jul 2005 10:54 GMT
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> Here's a picture of Dad, the day I finally trapped him after 2 years of
> trying. Feral as all hell, the only thing I could to was TNR:
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> http://web.newsguy.com/equalizer/sam.jpg
That's to bad -- He's real beefy looking..
I tell ya, if you could train a cat to "protect" like a watch dog, you'd be
well protected.
I'd hate to have 7 cats jump me! woah!
> Here's the original litter, 3 were placed in good homes
eggsellent
> Good time to plug the company. I highly recommend this system for anyone
> who can't let their cats out in relative safety.
> http://purrfectfence.com/
I used to own a fence and gate company, this looks like a winning product.
It probably comes in varying guages.